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Comment #49057320
"It" does not imply that the Romans used it, in the context of the article and analysis that is about WWII (and not ancient Rome). Reading and writing an article doesn't stop at th…
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Comment #49055313
I apologize and I won't do it again! I thought this article was a good fit for critical thinking.
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Comment #49055283
Thanks you for reading it! And yes, my audience gets what 'it' means!
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Comment #49055261
Interesting insight, thank you for sharing!
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Comment #49051706
Thank you for reading, and it's great to see that you share the exact same conclusion as the article does at the end!
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Comment #49051518
Fair point, thank you for reading the article!
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Comment #49051333
Thank you for your tip! I'll take it to heart and improve my writing. But I do stand by my wording. As calling it the Roman Salute is genuine. Just Google it. But, more important I…
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Comment #49051288
Yes it did begin in ancient Rome. I beg to differ in the poorly written part. I think it's more a misunderstanding of what the argument is. Or better said, what "it" is. Because it…
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Comment #49051110
That's a valid take, I agree with you!
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Comment #49050999
You can call me Nick! And that's also part of the article. Maybe my wording was a little bit unfortunate, but I never stated this was actually used in ancient Rome. It's traceable …
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Comment #48817126
On May 10, 1933, over 25,000 books were burned in Berlin in front of the State Opera. But the campaign started with students, not the SS. And Goebbels joined at the last minute, fo…
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